Detective Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1956.
Synopsis for Batman: "The Mad Hatter of Gotham City"
A new criminal who calls himself The Mad Hatter has been collecting hats from all round the world and most of them have been stolen from different museums. The Mad Hatter finally seeks one crowning trophy for his collection of famous headgear: Batman's cowl. For this purpose, the Mad Hatter tries to remove Batman's cowl by force and by tricking the Dark Knight into removing it, but he fails on both occassions. When he finally manages to steal the cowl from Batman, it only leads the Dynamic Duo to his secret hideout by way of a radiation detecting Geiger counter, where he is finally captured. Soon after his trial has concluded and he is sentenced to a long prison term.
Appearing in Batman: "The Mad Hatter of Gotham City"
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- Mad Hatter II (First appearance)
- Pete (Single appearance)
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- Mr. Brumer (Single appearance)
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Synopsis for Roy Raymond: "The Man of a Hundred Hoaxes!"
Appearing in Roy Raymond: "The Man of a Hundred Hoaxes!"
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- Daniel Martin (Single appearance)
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- Jasper Drake (Single appearance)
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Synopsis for Martian Manhunter: "The Sleuth Without a Clue"
Trying to get a lead on The Farrow Gang, Martian Manhunter loses his powers because the Blazer Comet is blocking the rays from Mars. Using human detective methods, he tracks down the gang and arrests them before the D.A.'s deadline expires and saves Captain Harding's job.
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- The Farrow Gang (Single appearance)
- Barney Bennet (Single appearance)
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Notes
- "The Mad Hatter of Gotham City" is reprinted in DC Special Blue Ribbon Digest #15, Batman Annual #3, and Batman '66: The TV Stories.
- This story is the first time The Mad Hatter's real name is revealed. Jervis Tetch is The Mad Hatter, even though the character from this story is revealed to be an impostor, decades later in Detective Comics #510 (1982).
- "The Sleuth Without a Clue" is reprinted in Showcase Presents: Martian Manhunter Vol 1.
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